An insurance company chief executive has written Floridalegislators warning them that the state will be facing an uninsureddriver crisis if they permit the state's no-fault auto insurancelaw to expire Oct. 1.
“Legions of lower income Floridians will opt not to buy autoinsurance of any kind because they are no longer obligated to do soby state law,” predicted Glenn W. Anderson, the president and CEODallas-based of Gainsco, in his letter to all Floridalegislators.
“I implore you to act upon this matter quickly by incorporatingit into the upcoming Special Session. It is distressing that it hasnot yet been included in the session's agenda,” he wrote thelawmakers.
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